1. I would have to agree. Go back to the lovely instrumental-type music.
5. The worst part about the scene was that it was actually important from a character/plot development point-of-view, so they can't just chop it out in syndication. I've always thought that scenes that are necessary for the plot to work should be done in the worst manner possible, which is why in my version of Hamlet, the "To be or not to be" sililililoquy takes place during a bar-room brawl.
6. I was irked by that also. It affects all of the serieses, and for no reason as well.
I wonder how many people got the irony in the seatbelt line. It probably went over the head of 90% of the audience, which is regrettable.
I didn't see all of it, though. I taped the whole thing, watched the first hour as it was showing, then discovered that I programmed the VCR incorrectly. I'm sincerely hoping it's reshown.
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Date: 2001-09-27 03:05 pm (UTC)5. The worst part about the scene was that it was actually important from a character/plot development point-of-view, so they can't just chop it out in syndication. I've always thought that scenes that are necessary for the plot to work should be done in the worst manner possible, which is why in my version of Hamlet, the "To be or not to be" sililililoquy takes place during a bar-room brawl.
6. I was irked by that also. It affects all of the serieses, and for no reason as well.
I wonder how many people got the irony in the seatbelt line. It probably went over the head of 90% of the audience, which is regrettable.
I didn't see all of it, though. I taped the whole thing, watched the first hour as it was showing, then discovered that I programmed the VCR incorrectly. I'm sincerely hoping it's reshown.